Hawthorn berries (Crataegus monogyna)
Crikey where has the summer gone, looks like Autumn is knocking on the door as these red Hawthorn are now so prevalent.
Paintings and Prints of the East Anglian Coast
Crikey where has the summer gone, looks like Autumn is knocking on the door as these red Hawthorn are now so prevalent.
Sorry for the delay in posting this sketch on my website I have been away at at my Niece’s wedding and as yet have not found a way of uploading to my website with only my phone. I did manage to get this posted on Facebook, Instagram and twitter. This was sketch as the light faded sitting outside with a patio heater and several little midges where Lavender had been a bit of a theme at Nicola and Andrew’s wedding day. Good luck to you both.
Sitting in the garden of The White Hart at Blythburgh across the River Blyth. There was a constant stream of Swallows flying along the river edge and in the far distance a visiting Osprey.
Amongst the Marram Grass on a grey afternoon on Kessingland beach.
The Ivy that grows in my garden is a wonderful for habitat and food plant for wildlife. Mostly it is a wonderful year round refuge, but it’s flowers are also a great pollen source, My Ivy is gettingĀ close to flowering, at the moment I love the tightly closed flower balls.